Silverberry Deli & Kitchen in Camden

Great spot to grab breakfast or lunch. The staff are very friendly and the food is good.

Loved it. It was my first time here even though I currently live in the area. It came up as a great place to have coffee. As a self proclaimed coffee connoisseur, I put it on my list of places “I want to go to” and invited my friend so we could sample the delights.We were not disappointed. Coffee is very good. Great artwork on the latte my friend had (very important) flat white not to strong exactly as I like it… we were not bothered much despite being there a good few hours which is great if you need to work.The service was exceptional Beatrice and Jess were very accommodating, conversant with their menu and had suggestions - I love a good suggestion because I will usually stick with what I like so hearing from them was great😍… we were invited to sample a new carrot cake they were contemplating putting on the menu and when we wanted to change seats there was no moaning. Nothing was too much.My experience was exceptional. I don’t use the word lightly either. I’ve reviewed a lot of places but this is in the top tier without doubt a must when in Hamstead😊

Several weeks post relaunch now and the service still has not been sorted out - sign outside which says “wait here to be seated”, which everyone walks past. No greeting inside, so left to awkwardly hang around for a table. When I did go to order at the counter, I was flat out ignored while two people sorted through a bunch of order printouts - the dual order at the counter or order from the app system doesn’t seem to work at all. I’ve been to much busier places locally but they still make the time to greet customers and make them feel welcome - didn’t feel that here. Won’t be rushing back any time soon - hopefully they sort this out, would like to see them do well, but plenty of less chaotic and more welcoming local options if they don’t fix things.

The staff were very friendly. While at first there was no seating indoors, they informed us of a free table indoors as soon as it became available. The food was also quite good, sadly the eggs weren’t that warm anymore. The design is very nice, but is is quite pricey though

A cafe that bans children!? Parents - I’m so sorry but this cafe is too fancy for you. Please take your unwanted business elsewhere 🙃

Two attempts at this cafe. First tried this place many months ago. It was near empty on a rainy weekday. Manager was very abrasive and made it feel like we were intruding. Clearly did not want us there. So much so that we politely left. Thought it might just have been a bad day and the pandemic was tough on cafes, so we gave it another go today. Arrived 10.30am with our 18mo. Big sign out front - NO CHILDREN under 5yo after 10am on a Saturday (also no children policy during week). I honestly thought it was a joke - it’s a large neighbourhood cafe! Manager was again so so rude - it was strange. I completely get that kids don’t fit everywhere, but this is a neighbourhood cafe.

Great food. Kind service. Lovely salad of beet root falafel, delicious hummus and fresh greens. Back garden as well. Gluten free macarons and some gluten free cakes. Nice bathrooms. Don’t drink coffee so I haven’t tried that but the tea is loose leaf. They have comfortable leather chairs inside. Always had a good experience here

Love this spot for a Sunday brunch and they’ve got so many options. The eggs royale and the feta and avocado toast are generous portions and service is fast.

Wow, I don’t usually comment on a cafe especially on an one-off occasion but I must comment on their Chicken Thighs Burger.There are a lot of places that offer chicken burger which usually are just ok. I don’t know why it is so hard to cook good chicken burgers. However my theory on this is that people like beef and steak burgers more and they have been under so much scrutiny comparing to chicken burgers. Serious eaters don’t demand chicken burgers, that might be the reason. However this place dares to put chicken thighs burger on their menu and it is something that is so rare in this country. If they throw the gauntlet, it would be a coward for me not to meet their challenge! So off I went to order that!Oh my God, it’s so nice. The bun is softand fluffy, not those standard standard buns you get even from the high end burger place. The chicken thighs are so tender and juicy and as soon as I bit it, I regret of not taking a picture of it. The chicken thighs burger here kills all the high end place I have ever been to in England!!!I would come back just to eat their chicken thighs burger. The chips are also good and fried so even and well. I am so glad that I popped into this cafe. Although it is in Hampstead and you would expect high quality, this place really exceeded my wildest expectations!Service is good, you need to order your food at the tills, place nicely decorated. It’s not the cheapest burger with chips, I think it’s around £16, but it worths every single penny. The only slight negative comment from me would be their napkins is a bit small, would do well if they provide better quality of napkins. This is a real hidden gem. Perfect for a quick bite!

Great local café with really good outdoor seating and table service - the staff are so friendly and attentive and their breakfast/brunch menu is amazing ranging from American style pancakes to the best shakshuka I've ever had.Highly recommended 10/10 back soon!